Build system and devtools for Klenod.

An OpenAI-compatible HTTP API and provider proxy

A framework for loadtesting sites.

LlamaBotRails is a gem that turns your existing Rails App into an AI Agent by connecting it to an open source LangGraph agent, LlamaBot.

An asynchronous server that creates events for your event-driven application to use

A tiny, asynchronous static file server with optional Markdown rendering.

Tiny mock-server with simple configuration

Nous crawls same-host web pages, extracts readable content, and serializes clean Markdown as text or JSON.

A production-grade Ruby client for Nostr Wallet Connect (NIP-47). Handles the Nostr protocol, NIP-04 and NIP-44 v2 encryption, secp256k1 key derivation, Schnorr signing, and — most importantly — a reliable long-running WebSocket connection to the relay with heartbeat pings, forced recycle, exponential backoff, and SIGTERM handling. Developers call `pay_invoice`, `make_invoice`, `lookup_invoice`, etc. and `subscribe_to_notifications { |n| ... }` — the transport reliability is hidden.

Adds ws:// and wss:// transports to OMQ, implementing ZeroMQ RFC 45 (ZWS 2.0). Built on async-websocket. Registers both schemes on require; no OMQ core changes required beyond the .connection_class hook (omq >= 0.27).

OnyxCord is a Ruby Discord API library with Components V2, modern modals, raw-first events, and community support: https://discord.gg/Jy2tpCUtzM.

Asset pipeline for Pakyow

Core functionality for Pakyow

This gem provides a dedicated async HTTP processor that uses Ruby's Fiber scheduler for non-blocking I/O. Application threads hand off HTTP requests to the processor and return immediately. The processor handles hundreds of concurrent HTTP connections using fibers, then notifies the application when responses arrive via a pluggable callback mechanism. This design keeps application threads free to do other work while HTTP requests are in flight.

Puppeteer-BiDi is a Ruby implementation of Puppeteer that uses the WebDriver BiDi protocol to automate Firefox browsers. Unlike puppeteer-ruby which uses Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), this gem focuses on BiDi protocol support for cross-browser automation, particularly targeting Firefox.

Qravan simple API server for data requests.

Minimal dynamic DNS service

A CLI tool to scan websites on a specific IP range

A native-Ruby port of Vercel's portless. Run your dev server through a local reverse proxy and reach it at https://<name>.localhost instead of a port — HTTPS by default, with an on-demand local CA, per-host certs, and a random backend port so you never collide on 3000/3001 again. Framework-agnostic; first-class with Rails.

Reaxar is a lightweight asynchronous HTTP/REST client for Ruby, built on top of async-http. It features automatic cookie management, support for redirects and relative navigation, and is ideal for scraping, API interaction, or automated web flows. Perfect for developers who need a non-blocking HTTP client with session awareness and simple request chaining.